As with eliminating gun violence, there are plenty of solutions to drunk driving that don't involve eliminating alcohol from the equation, but they require that politicians and their constituents have the political will to try them.
What your saying is funny and sounds good, but is not contributing meaningfully to the conversation of how to solve these problems that need solving.
This is something most countries do for repeat drunk drivers. Ban them from driving, anyways. Most people do not have a problem with such a targeted law.
It's conceivable that a law banning repeat drunk drivers from consuming alcohol might have positive effects as well.
Gov could just cover your insane Uber fees and would probably end up saving money.
> The service, known as “daiko” in Japan, gives inebriated people a lift home, along with their vehicles, after a night on the town.
* https://www.stripes.com/news/dial-a-driver-service-helps-us-...